Corporate AI investment

Korbyt, a leader in enterprise space management, is showcasing new AI-powered workplace booking capabilities for law firms, including Concierge AI, designed to help legal teams manage meeting rooms and desks while protecting client confidentiality.

Goodwin Procter rolled out a new proprietary, attorney-built venture financing tool. It is intended to be the first in a suite of new software built and acquired by the firm using substantial annual investments.

CosmoLex built and launched a suite of AI-powered capabilities, featuring AI Intake, an AI Intake Form Builder, document summarization, and natural-language search, integrated into its legal practice management platform.

RunSensible built and launched RunSensible Draft, an AI-assisted drafting tool for legal professionals integrated directly into Microsoft Word.

Neota Logic launched an AI orchestration capability to position itself as the AI governance layer for legal teams.

Silverchair runs an AI Lab and uses it to put prototypes in front of clients early, learning in the open rather than waiting for certainty. The page frames this as the way they work on AI in their publishing-related product environment.

A&O Shearman partnered with Relativity as one of the first law firms participating in its Advanced Access program to test and shape claiR, a conversational AI interface for matter data.

Foley & Lardner joined Relativity's Advanced Access program to pilot claiR, aiming to accelerate fact-finding and issue identification within litigation workflows.

K&L Gates partnered with Relativity as one of the initial law firms in the Advanced Access program for claiR, a conversational AI interface for legal matter data.

Benesch is launching a new Innovation Department, led by newly appointed Chief Innovation Officer Jason Dirkx, to drive the evolution of the firm’s service delivery model for clients through technology, innovation, security and governance.

Relativity developed claiR, a conversational AI system designed to tap and reason across customers' legal data stored in RelativityOne.

Transatlantic law firm Winston Taylor has introduced Ctrl AI into its employment dispute resolution practice. The platform integrates with the firm's existing case management workflows and custom playbook to support case analysis while ensuring lawyers retain full decision oversight.

General Legal is an artificial intelligence-native law firm built from the ground up to integrate AI throughout its entire legal workflow. Founded by former Casetext CTO Ryan Walker, the firm uses AI under human supervision to handle intake, drafting, document review, and research.

Anthropic hired legal startup founder Robert Mahari as its first Head of Claude for Legal to lead the expansion and deployment of Claude across the legal industry.

LegalDraft Technologies built and launched BenchPath.ai, an independent procedural-intelligence and research platform incorporating AI cross-checking for Florida court procedures and judge reports.

Law firm Pacific became the first domestic law firm in Korea to implement the global legal AI tool 'Harvey' across its operations to enhance legal service delivery. Additionally, the firm launched an AI Infrastructure Strategy Center composed of over 100 experts to advise on digital infrastructure projects.

Filevine built and launched an AI-native citator and brief-checking tool inside its LOIS (Legal Operating Intelligence System) AI platform. The tools are designed to detect hallucinated citations, altered quotations, and mischaracterized authority in briefs.

Actionstep launched Actionstep Intelligence, an AI layer integrated into its practice management platform for midsize law firms. The capability provides insights on firm data for legal practice management.

Bird & Bird hired a technology partner and three former EY colleagues to launch a legal transformation team. The team is intended to develop legaltech and AI capabilities to make routine client work more efficient.

Elastic selected Casepoint and standardized eDiscovery and legal hold on the platform for its legal team. The move is part of Elastic's legal operations modernization and is intended to reduce outside costs and improve handling of legal data.